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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11
9as @p9enblatt.
Wir fenOen bon iebt ab bas nWo6ens
blatt" fir ben preis bpn $500 auf
Elm Sabr pprtDfrei ta6 9eutf9lano.
Ser 9erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @ns
@enbtatt $3.50.
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s. g. 8miG.
Moplpb SEP.
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Can Nntonio, II. Suli '87
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reut Sage alte Gtnb bes Germ Gols
manl in Der Bonnie @trabe an elmer
gang merfDirbigen unb in oieiemG dugs
l~ingsalter b6@it ieltenen G%rantbeit.
Sas &inb nor anf6einenb geiunb ses
boren uub frdfttg enttpidelt, als pl6b.
lid an Item Sage cine ftarfe 8lltung
aus benz Munbe unb @aumet1 bemerts
bar murbe. Ser obere unb rrtere @au=
men bes &inoes unb bic 3ungenobere
fd9e biz gum S9lunbe binunter nar
nit elmer bi@ten 8luti6i9t bebedt
unb bieWei9tbeile fart aufgef6wonen,
10 baB grpBe 8lutflumpen entfernt pers
ben muBten, bamit bas &tnb ni6t BIZ
rect ertife. 9ie glutung bauerte 13
Gtunben an unb tpar trob alIer urges
panbten dr3tIi9en 0erorbnungen b6lig
unftiubar. Mu9 pDm Nfter tpurbe
8lutabHuB bemerft.
Da Der SOL groBes dratli9es Snters
efe erregte, ma9te Or. Menger un6
ST.. Sabre cine gettale ObbuttiDn unb
es ftelte fi9 babel bera1s, 6aB ti1t rur
bic Wunb= unb &a@entbeile, ionbern
aud bic 6peiier6bre, bic beiben 2un=
gen, ber Wagen unb bic gingetpeibe
fart nit Blut itberfaat paren, bemnad
bier Elm %allgemeiaer Blutaustritt ftatt=
gefunben baben muBte.
Cine %fogenannte rBluterfranfbeit"
1T in ber Jamilie ni9t pnrbanben utb
Die iibrigen fiinf &inber, i'm IIter BON
2 big 16 Sabren iinb ale geiunb unb
ME nit einem berartigen uebeL bebaftet
geuefen.
Die Doctoren Menger unb 9erBbers
tDerben bic Organe nod elmer griinbli=
9eren unteriu6ung u%ntssDerfen unb
foblnn benz ntebi5inii9en @erein Ges
ri9t iiber bas &efultat erfatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11
ser Con Nebrp spriuas Narf

1T BET Walfabrtsort ber San Mntonier
unb aler 8efu6er Der Mlamo.5 tabt,
UNI ber Sibe gu entfieben unb fi9 i'm
fablen 59atien gu ergeben. Ser Bart,
bat in Gplge feiner Sage gu ieber Sas
gesaeit eine beleben6e Stride urb Ga=
milien tuaroern bdufig gum pribats
Picnic binaus, ebenio ME Gereine unb
@eieaf6aften bier lire Geite feiern. See
ben Sag freie Mufif. Nqe @rfrii@u1s
get nie 8ier, 2impnabe, Meim, Wbiss
teD &c. iinb in better Qualitdt at baben.
M,5-5M s. Rerble, pd6ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

naT Was beimii6e Snbufrie au lei
fen perntag, bas seiet unfere 3one
Star 8rauerei, pel6e iber fanfs
gig 2eute bef@aftigt unb bafir forgt,
baB bas @elb i'm State bIeibt. Srinft
2one Star Bier unb unterftibt beimis
fMe Senbufrie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

- 9Is Elm unf9dbbares 6eilmittel
gegen duBere S9mer3eu unb WunofieI
len bat fi9 ct. SofobssO Del f6on felt
Dielen Sabren betpdbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

sa- 2ebte Wo6e ber lnsarii6en
Gtubentens Rapelle I'M Miffionss @arten.
Sebea gbenb: 8olfdnbig neues pro.
QrQmtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

saT 2einer berfeble bic &onaerte Der
ungarif6en Stubentens3 apeQe i'm Mif=
fonsgarten gu beiu9en. Nur nod bieie
MDMe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

Dos srbBte Eager bon Getpebr.
urb RenolpersP aironen unb Silfen bel
ptper & equities.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

nar Morgen Mbenb usb tpdbrenb
Der Wo@e, 9onnerftag ausgemommen,
eroBes &onsert i'm Miiions.@ arten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

|StSfttS ~ SleBuuieFr NuoUuVt
BON Mrttfetn, relde (iM ~beIcnpeis 5n
@eturfstass- uno 0o43etts . @eidenten
ei8nen, ais:
Sil6er,pia tirte @aaren,
Statuen BON Grcnje, Eerra @ntto,
Bor3ellan unb Mldbaffer.
@slisiSie 5isuren, Grueifre unb Ros
ienfrdn5e.
Blumen=8 aien une Gmpeln.
Gohen, fem reccrirte.
albnms in GROCER NusmohI.
photographer aller grt.
SOuDenirs nit 81 NnfHten BON SIN
NntcniO, far so Gents.
Biloer unb Bilber. Rabmen.
MufifDcisn unb lltren.
Opernsldier unb TernrSbre.
E~aidenmefer unb SHeeren.
Damen unb Serren EciIet 0eeanairss
@elbtaiden far Qerren uub Dameu.
Oau1en : 6anbtaiden.
Brief>W appen.
S&reibdeuse n Noti3baasr.
Wiften=G orten. @tuis.
Damen 9lrbeits > Rdf&en uno RSrbe.
6onbsS pie8el unb RGutute.
6aud.Tif&e unb Service.
@igorren : @tuis.
3eitunSss Wuppen.
Spa3terfSde.
ycsel@ unb @thhorn 3dfise.
geeOr6eons, .3itbern unb SarmOuieas.
Wui&eln IN GROCER Guspobl.
Slid Mpparate.
Yaptere unb iOnffise Woterialieu sur
Nnfertisuns bon Yapiers1 lunlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

gu ~befafen. I'm nun unieren' Yprraib bon 6erren. unb
idnea als raSslid auS5uberfaufen, werben mir p
preiien lcsidlasen. Die Yreiie nerben bon
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The petrifcd woods OF Arizona, resembling
iasper and agate 20 a wonderful degree, have
az late -ttracted much attention from scien-
fists and others. The remarkably large sec
tons OF trees that furnish these jasperized
and agatized woods has led 10 desire 20
utilize the same for art objects such as
have never b>fore been seen. Many attempts.
both kere and abroad, have been made TO
produce p,rfect sections of these sllcilied
trees, and tn attesnpt as regards the polish
ing of .srge sections was about given up
when American ingenuity and perseverance,
at last conquered
Afr. George =. kunz, as the New York
meeting OK the American Association fer the
Advancement Of Science, exhibited some Of
toe finest sections Of silcifsd trees that have
ever be.n seen-dn~st. sot only for their
t<auty of coloring and polish but also for
their largo size. The following objects were
exhibited: One columR cut trsnsver.eiy scross
the tree 90 that the hssTt was visible on two
sdes Of the column, the rings rsdlasins from
Il in all directions IL is IL. inches vide and
81 inches hsgh. and Is a most rsnsTk kable piece
* lapidary work. Five sections measuring
q, f25{. -, III ahd IS inches respectively in
diameter, with such high polish that when
turned with the back toward the light a
perfect unirrer Vas formed The color OF slI
was unsurpassed. They were cut by gang
Of seven saws and polished On whesls IA feet
in dian1eter. ~ Sioux Fails. Dsk.. the power
beiss furnishs-i oy water frem the falls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
or NEWSPAPER NoroRery.
What the Press says About Men and
Women Who Are Well Known


Women Who Are Well Known
Henry Willard is an accomplished nusi-
cisn, aud often spends his evenings in play
ing a vlolin - his daughters pisnoforte sc-
compartments
NINE. Blsvatssy. the tbeosog,hist. il
roani fscei ard bright eyed. shrrwd and
fun n vanity. feshy snd good nafilred. but
With manners that sre much 70 be desired.
Boston Corbett. TIE man who shot John
Wilkes Booth sfler tie assasslnation q LIN
coin. has jues been declared hoielesssv IN
$40 re bas bsea glaos3 IN to- Kansas
STATE insane srylara
Senator Hisopcks favoits frut is TIE ts-
nsnA To buys bsysoae - tl1e 6ozrn ard
ste in his fee stripping ds~n The sidss ID
al indoiaat. cor.tesng ~sy before BE
ds-ours THE pulp Il is cof5ucsvs T. hiz 1s-
5owrert q bananas r. pat his feet ~ Oh
table while Astiag tsasn
ErDsss Ieggovs szIthor 81 "ksriazrss L.
cos1rrcsf. a'fhoneh - years ais. = ore =
he tees rsadeTs n psrs His u4snrer q ffs
void - orelis 70 a Chlsa<osa. for bs Eres
r. TIE 90 Eta1e fgsss r heFs he waa tyar. usse
tfs sssdg issf tls fsfisee red hesors klse.
sri rsrr3f 4 ever Ieeges rsris
Mss Cara T1-siss Esil-~e sz~~ fs.-f an
s-ast~ffTs - nsasie saouid kesp fisslr eve %
We A9aY. WIN f. now sirxins u-.ler .
thrse years e1gsEsrssut 81 ths Grad fjse-a
hcaas Paris kis &dinY IL sf1sa - resrs
- afs. lsrzs. al = ~ ItsHsn tn. ~
t>e1tv So is he~e~a9. - k.sfs - eirl
ssr rssl srgss beng CasEraau. ana ber kirtb-
Flsts SaTon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

A leading NH mutual unsiervriter has hai
his faith in the hoaessY and good faith Of
business nscn siren gthenfd in very crafty
ing way lately A cotton TniIi IA a southern
sfsts insssrei IN TIE usilf nlutaals 4 this city
vas recentfg damaged By FIRE. The ioss vas
sdjustea snd ihe agr-eSi sun paid IN cash
When sept I care the offers = the mil. .
according 70 their cs1Storn. marie sn actual
c0unt q cotton on hard 70 balsncs their
cotton aocount AMI nain delivery fer the
prsviors ysar.
Hare ws quote from the letter q tfe prsss-
5e1f . TIE un3errriterss $40 cur surpri -
friud re Had mere cotfon on bard than or
ss%ouut ckfiei fsr Afeer careful exsraina-
ton - frand thst 90 baaes. sapToeei -
have ben IN warehouse No the oae
hur1ea-wrre actually II M 2 wSrehors..
ard eslr cisins fer hnrued cotton wss %
bslss ia excesS of chr actrsl Ioss The 10
taies. ~ average ~ rounsfs % 80 po,1n5s
- if'< carts, snsouHss - st037e =. vkfch
srsoagst riesse 8e3act frefa sraonrt y.u are
tse ps. snd divide ssrse n p~spsr erop<r-
TORS sgaonE ~ - corupsni.s - Interest :
The abe~e u1eatio7e6 .rrorsns ~zs tkersfc-s
rstslrue.l ne insursnoe eozzs snsss r. <5ss1a
Ess is>tn n
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

John oeson. CT - Asp.s ct, who was
severely injured in ailghtss from asaroe-
st. car last Friday evening, died al , clock
yesterday afiernooB. He sustained q severe
cut il the head and though for some tine
unconscious his injuries were DO. al first
considered daoserous until Saturday whe0
he ives taken with cenvuislons arc psrsly-
sis. He rallied from this condition sRd
when Dr. Nillisms left him st oclock
sunday evening he appeared m ucb better.
An hour later ibe doctoT wss called and
found bin ln q dying condition. he i'm
gered ia a seni-contose stste until tie
hour OF his death. A confereRoe Of phyei-
o4sps was held and they decided that death
Was caused W secondary hemorrhsee.
IL is probable tDet Coroner brsdish will
hold post -morien examination OF Gezon q
enains todsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Seven cases were cisposed o. IN Police
Court yestefsss. f0OF # tne oeirnosuas
being ceafkeo wi.h lute1loaslon. JOIN
Noltins. seousee 81 slsspins IA 1slI OIL
Wealthy ave. ~eat over tor Twelve "a, =
Nearly every isht psirt' men are csilt~
upon by citizens - ftfloye fefaoDh frOin
their barns ana 0ul-h0astS Aad it IA llsonEht
that q lev scDteDoes ts the stoDs heap
under DeserDog Week y i. assist - sskssns
the nu4sance. .. \. lsgbts, sfrezisd cC a
warrant issued OF the complaint oi A A
Loro was lrled isf cls9rucTiy before TIE
couri sno found s04ilx. hs paid ). 50 kno
went As Nay viii thoughts too deep Tor
uilersnce. joseph Gage. the oel0red hlelt.
who was CHARGED with assault aud battery
oy Frank Petty. paid 50 AID costs. Ise
battle TOOK place GA Osaal-sI. Saturday
night and the complainant sooss ma xs Of
vigorous handling. ths case of Larceny
against LD.tie Cooper Was adjourned Until
tomorrow mafDiLs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

"a sassss ga shs D~txsls- Ia rssis Las'
G.n1s a. neeas.


Dsnsofr. Ocs. Zt-fha sase taa season
u lss7 ia this csty .losei today - blszs =
glory saf despite tie kssn sErnoseAeEs
5.ooo Detsoitsrs sas the vind-ap. fns
xssls szs a nns 0ns szi resulted ~ .
splsndid victory fag Detroit. Dscias5 y
the iss11fss Of lhs day s~fs shs pressaia-
ti0ns . the players. Dan bEcsgEnsrs sss
sAs Grst victim. ne getting hsndsouls
Eaisnits bat gwen ~ spanl5inz a. tAs best
batter Vi las Dsfroll oiao. Tip VNsli COS a
haBasoa1s basket 81 1oEers from his Wood
stoek fFients- Charlie GsaE=l csnie nexf.
drssi8k ls,snds0ms gold waleh sad chain
ana then caaas t4s gfeA< sweat EEL
5sEros Ia tas csnter " shse1 sss large
wooden choptlEg oo~i nilsd - the oFim
~tth silver dollars Sd Ia IA az.
vas sbssird into ths gfouaes AM
Presented - Chxrley Bennett A nie and
drum band PROCEEDED t1s oasrow AL
played "iankee Doodle ia a vigorous
manner Charley sss compslled - ~aeel
to L.ls mint around The bass. saich bs dld
amidst thandsfs OF applause. Alter tas e1
eiismeot had sabsiisd the game Pfoceeied.
Tie Wolverines Won with ease. aI-oat,ins.
out-heiaing snd ont-ruunlng ths Browns.
Tue champions and ex-cnsmpi0ns play
Al Chicago Tuesday and wind ap the sea-
sou AZ 81 Louis Wednesday. The score to-
dsy sss as follows
Bfoxrs. '-..-....-..i . o 1 0 . -
sAss Aiis-nesrols. ls. Browns. s.
krFors Desroit 3 BFOssns. s.
BsJhong
Cngiles-G.sney aad Kelley.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
An Excellant shsw.

An excellent vaudeville entertain nent
was presented at Smlth's Opera House last
evening, and was witnessed by a large au-
dience. Bartlett and Lorraine are wonder
ful contertionists, and their representation
OF the Happy Heitentosse was warmly re-
ceiyed. Geyer end Har5i1s are nne aero
bats. and tho ieats Of the little An
SID are simply wonderful. Smith aad
Wesson are pleading sketch srliftS. and
their new hits were enthcsiasricallV aI'-
plauded. Miss Ada meiyiis aud Gegtge
Holden arc pleasing yotsists, and ren :
The Bandit Chl6i is thrilling asd in
teresiing drama, aud was veil prrsentea by
Edwin Joyce, Verona Carroll sud The com
uaEv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Yesterday afternoon PAro!maa u. Nil
laley was called 10 shoot a dog al 81
Caloer.sL a lscknan known ss @Lang
Bilr had previously had a round with said
dog with a Ciuo, hui bad tailed 10 xii bini.
The policeman emptis1 The contents oi bls
rUsoiyer--inree cbkrEcs-int0 the canine
without fatal effect. and started up town Ca
procure more cartridge. Ca his return he
concluded that Ar. - wa dead. but the
hscknsn coming that way s0fin s4w that
be vas aoi. aaa severed his hesd from bis
body viii sn axe. They Row finBk the
c z will die. 1hs first caGss II this IN.
timely death wa undoubtedly poison. n.
the dog show su sucb signs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

To the Editor OF the IELEoRAN-HKKALD
The Leadey stated ia its issue OF the Iitb.
under the caption Of How Local Labor
Feels" that the Wood CarFefs' Association
laid ON the ts0le until the anarchists are
hung resolution condemning The sciion
of The Supreme Court ~ Illinois IN refusing
10 grant n new trial / wish 10 s.ate that
40 such action was taken. The resolution
Was laid on the tsble Tor the reason that.
ss an Organization, &c can take no action
on any social q political question not III
recily concerning ocr trade. The person
who gave YOU the Information must be 4
follower Of Annanias 0r brother Of Eli
Perkins. Yours respectfully
kEcoKmzG SEcY N0ou 'ARsfI,s' ASK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Some Surprising Thinys About Ciethinx
and Gents Furnishing Goods.


II is simply marvellous the enormous
business the Tower Clothing Company is
doing, and yet il Is not 20 be wondered At.
Such prices as this enleFprisine firm are
daily quoting upon ready made clothing are
heretofore unkesrd of in the history cf
Grand Rapids, 9s cents fer whole over
coat, As cents for mems all wool underwear
and scarlet at that, is only drop in The
great bargain bucket that hangs IN the
Towers well. Yes, well hlled bargain
store. The furnishing business they are
doing IL net surprising. VIXEN merchants
retail hosiery, suspenders, shirts, unsef wear.
gloves, in fact all gents' furnishing knic8
knsck's at whOiesxls case pieces the public
soon tumble" es IL were. We noticed in
their store yesterday clothing eauspto any
custom work We ever saw ard at SUI pr risiagl y
low prices. No mxn. no IBa-ser kaw huIa-
bic ia circumstances. Deec wear Old clothes
so long as this snterprising store exists in
our midst. The immense display OF hand
some suits. kits and iarcy oyeroosts for
children that The Tower shows sobstxlti-
stes their oft repeated statements that thby
make . specially of wearing apparel for
the little folks. To any o. our readers
reeding noboy overcoa Or suit AZ reason
able prices We have 10 hesitauoni in saying
20 TO the white building opposite Sgeei g
Hotel. where they Will hnd tue dSgs ef all
nations dying over the doors of The Tower
Clothing Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Hill Tres
Planting Association was beld last even
ing. The committee appointed a. The issi
meeting made favorable reports. one oi
them being 70 the effect that one man bad
set ioTty four trees sIDcs the previous meet
ing A coDrnittse Was appointed 20 draw
mp formal c0Dtrsci to be Dads with those
setting ont trees gusfanf-eing the life 81
The trees. Comnitfee< were also appointed
20 set out trees on streets other than tboss
previously provided for, and resolution
of thanks 10 the donor oi the msp o. the
ward was passed The association viii
meet sesin next A1ndsy evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
SUNDAYS BIG STORM
a NUssEe Of vEssals n DlsTssss.
Fos 1s~ ffaf1e l-lssNeafh Ashers -
fr~~aas 1sAs fuias- He Atrl,esl seas
Tar t~Ans. lake supssfaf Ln<
siessn issAehes ths oueaa.

Nkts STA 80. 4.-1hs tow hsrss
fismouh is asi.Cre sn ils noTtf wsst
corner 81 ffesqus is's fort I've ailas
above Asfqneiie. 1Ae oise 10 s,lii sbgsfa.
sne cannos Eei asture thsre eegasss e' Ia
h.gt clafA a iag 49, tske tlseea 81 -
soon a. b. sea ase.srstss 1he rs EsasstA
IL svo ifrl iloai ss.sra aHu Nll fftse q
totAi 'oss. 4 teE Las lusi ft,i.iuto Aes.rE
sos a. o. ~he-s che eoi8 sts Sc eres !,
bat csuic l.a ies a. fts ols ie-ssc scsss. "a
sccaCpf ~ heavy sas
The t8smeuin Nss ffr e,t fn,l-tieF fo-
tonse. cte Nas belt n f. 50 fufrEirr.
ef S.eFeiard. sHd wss fc.a H oolaliIetals
two yeas sEo al cesi fl e. s.fl tls va
ownea al New hsitln.cTa ftis Slkla ~
ii1ksl 4 i.ozen. She 5siss A va az -
tons laTtLea and ~as 10 lea q. tasA.
Nne carried about BOO inus 81 flelcfi slsA
ess tosed ~ tie slrsm hsres thaHnCsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
RKFoRE AND AFrER rHE FUN.

The Irish American Literary entertain
ment ,sxss place IBIS evening.
vs cid fsiss ~ili sppesr in another con-
cert st ye Sesond street, N. f. Chnreh this
evening.
The Shakespesrs Club rr'.s in the ladies'.
Literary CUB rooms Yesterday sfternoo1 =
snd reviewed ths AidSamne Night.
rr~Rri
fisrence Eidr. assisted ~ Mrs. p. NJ
DAVIS l. T. Ediv and VIM. r.
forneiins. wili c0me oH a. ghe Fountain
Stree Baptist sh1rrh. en- Thursday even
kne. u riii - undsr the aaspices az the
Young PeopAss Leaxne
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
smith Sentenced.

Charles Smith and Michael Brady, The
Fisher burglars. we're arraigned ia the Cir
cult Court yesterday. Smith riekded
guilty to the charge and said that he and
another fellow named jim, from Ionis,
committed the burglary snd sold soms OF
the goe IS 10 Fred Oliver, who was q, work
on the City Hall here. lie stated that he
never saw Jim before and that be was ed
into the trouble BY him. Judge AontSom-
cry sentenced him 70 the State House Of
Correction and Reiormatofy for two years
and SIX months. Brady beaded not guilty
and claims he had nothing 10 do with the
Affair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The 1esiainE ssip fsrtsmesss B~Asssa
a. se is Dagger

foisf @CDln. Oa 2fA lsres ship IA
h1eeihg fr,m The kcaiaNtst Ike vesss =
believed 10 ~ the training ship foris-
mouth. Size shows ns slraas bli has
four anchors oui- ihiess fag Gaie nlo1e.
rates she cSu hardy escape Roi0x sttare
on the aarSerCUs r.AAs oh Point
judith. Al ibs iiir saving crows wilfia
reach are being hurlfo a. fae soene. The
slip las several htiIdfea feuls ga konfd.
aud shonia her anchors drag a large has n
llfe Il fsnred
NErrcSf r. J.. Oct 20 A. fAe request
oi tapiaio 1e;es o. ttF Aes lllDfshigs,
Admiral LUos has seni ahe Dolphin 10
render all poss ble asristaaUs 10 Toe trsiniue
ship Portsmouth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The Episcopal Mission comrnencei sun.
day evening ia ST. Karks Church. Ths a.
tsndsnos hs. thus far heen good. Tie mis-.
sioner, Fev. DR. Van De Water, made ths
subject Of hi. dsoourses the duty 81 re-
pcnteuce aud better l4ie. The service in
the afternoon was for children. 4 he sub.
ject of last nights sermon was The Ne
glect Of Salvation" and n highly enter
tsiDing discourse Was delivered Service,
hereafter viii be Is follows . a. m.. 1919
a. m. 4l5 .. u. p. m. Firsi morning
service ~ St. Marks. second ~ Grace
First afternoon service NJ IuBity ichlldrer
servicel. reoond AT si. Marks TIE mission
will continue till November 6.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Mrs T. Belle k1lien died 81 Bailey. Mich.
a. noon yesterday. after serious illness 4
sboUt Ten days. Fer few weeks preoeeo.
iue that tine Nrs. Kilen wss gpssi 81
the Nsndoms. 10 tins citv. Hrs kiilen
wss so su1kofess Of considerable iecal
rftufstftn. kbe leaves /. csii6 four year.
Cd. = brothef, g p. Quay. 81 one flfns
resident Of ttis nsfg. nsN ~ eeufh BeDe
md fsfsef ard mother - imfnsfsale rsis-
sirss - ulourn Isr deste. ths resusisss
vl - faFea ~ south Bend fsT buriai
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

fhs 4. n, 4. a A. Italian E.sas.ssss fsssis
fs.cAps ~ttA their A4seA

Oh eeaaAy evening" the ul@saE ooeuf1s.
. S4ase Das.oazls "a Hslisa 'Aine a.
il4s<rpfs4sr. ia Paris to~usfis 40 tns hne
% tas nee g. A.. 4. 4 u. saslro4a aad useA
as gener1 sssse. we taEne5 q .hs
grouDo- Aaoas tAirsy lgAiisa lseefsFs on
tas faiirs4d slept ~ stairs "a iAe beliaiag
aud szrels escaped vsgh theif lises. S@nse
0sfi0isi0. The pfoprlslor. iosi te.'9 IN groo-
sF4ak ano his issicksl oook EbisA ~ss under
his {allos Containing $40 "a eAsh. t.o4ls
talSFek, another llsiiao- ia,t a. Ia noney
sna l.. 0iraoth 81. besidss soAae u thelr
cjathinf
inesndiarlsin j. suspected as the nrs o.
islbAied "a q ssc4ot Tool1 snd isoistsl,t
were beard GA lhe sisif = - Previous - the
frs llefs also exists bao fcsi4F be-
tsee0 tie Italians laCie kul s~taf "a losl4-
e.. thev l2st wctk k2EEE caused fne arrest
Of s>anio tiarloial5 tsF ssssst. SLerit
Bishop is io0kink tatO he n,si.ef and Will
en3esvor 10 iocsls and arrest tae gcii.y
pAriloA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

fhs AEaa.l rsss-s.a Ka.h e the niehi-
sss sfssrslss.

tk4a 1attk - - fe-t-sN@ tttfre
Aas AaBca. OcL zs.-Ihs annual foot bali
rush between The Sophom0res and Fresh
men took plaes today Ia the pressace of an
immenss crowd The Freshmen tuTnea
ouE rs msn - ioo Of the sopas. BAT not
sithsE2adins shis differences IN aambers the
5ophs son 0ota goals easily. AZ 2 ~ p IA
the bal was kicxed on sy ths Sophs. and
IN exactiy seven minutes e hs1 crossed TIE
Freshmen's goal A re.t vas then tAssn
fof soms moments. daring which The
seniors and Juniors rush sach 0thsr little
~ ms discontinue OF TIE JGnio-s. The
nzht foT the second goal sAs far more
severe, 81 seemed 10 have pronted by the
experiences OF the 6rst goal, aided by nearly
al 0k tbs Jnntors caused the oOphonsores 10
light for every inch Of ground t1ey gained
BAT is Vas very evident tAsf they ssre
40 match Tor the 5opbcmores IA rushing
aid inch BY inch The freshmen gave ~Ay
before the superior sclsecs oE - wno sue
e~eded Al ia rushing The ball over the
fFeshmsn's line.
Aftsr the match wxs decided the two
CLASSES lEdaissd - other sporl. Penning-
too 81. beat Brown. -. In an one hundred
yards dash by fsw feet and the spsrFing
match between fsrrsnd. 20, and Frause IA,
81, vas decided draw.
Field day occurs Ia two or three weeks
when II ts confidently expected that ~ wall
win the majority Of the prizes
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

WAsHISsros, oct. 24-Ia the United
States Supreme Court today, Chic Justice
Waite read the formal order in the anar-
chists case OF which notice was given Satur-
day and which provides for she hearing on
Thursday next OF sthe argument upon the
anarchists petition Tor . writ OF error.
Attorney General Hunt OF Illinois. who
WAS present IN the court room asked
whether the court desired To hear the argu-
ment in behalf of the State. The Chief
Justice replied that the court merely wished
10 say 10 him that hearing would be given
on that day in o-der that he might tak9
such action in behalf OF the State as he
should think beat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

NEW YoRx. Oct 2i.-W. ]. Merritt & Co.,
architects and builders. have secured the
arrest of I've walking delegates Of labor
unions on . charge OF conspiracy. The
firm have been boycotted because they re-
fuse 10 discharge non-union men. They
have i60 bcikiings on their hands, and
claim that they are in danger of bank
ruptey on account Of inability to get sup
plies OF material or labor to finish their
contracts